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Silabhadra Das
Professor(IRIMEE)
HANDSHAKE WORTH
Rs 1000000000000
OBJECTIVE
By the end of this lecture, participants will be able to-
The design requirements of a High speed rail rolling
Understand
stock
(210 KMPH)
Distributed Power EMU trainset with 6 motor coaches
1983-FRANCE
TGV -300 Kmph
Developed by ALSTOM
Concentrated Power
1991-Germany-
ICE1-280Kmph
Developed by
Siemens
Concentrated
power
WHICH COUNTRY HAS THE LARGEST HIGH-SPEED
RAIL NETWORK TODAY ?
2008
2017
HSR in CHINA
• 1997 – China launched large scale speed up campaign
• 1999 – China star EMU was developed indigineously (Vmax = 250 Kmph). Was a
commercial failure
• January, 2004 – Chinese government identified 4 North-South and 4 East-West
corridors for High speed rail
• October, 2004 – Chinese Railway ordered 60 sets of CRH 2A rolling stock from
Kawasaki, 40 sets of CRH5A from Alstom, 60 sets of CRH1A from Bombardier. All
had to adapt their HSR train-sets to China's own common standard and assemble
units through local joint ventures (JV) or cooperate with Chinese manufacturers.
• 2008 – First commercial High speed rail trains were operated.
• 2013 – Independent innovation started. China standard EMUs with individual
Intellectual Property Rights
WHY HSR?
• 1,600 million passengers per year carried
by high speed trains in the world
• 80% modal split obtained by high speed
trains in relation to air transport when
travel time by train is less than 2.5 hours.
• HSR stations are important nodal points in
city centres and they serve wider social
functions, by offering accessibility to a
comprehensive and wide range of services,
such as shopping facilities
WHY HSR?
• Energy efficient
• Lesser carbon
footprint
Rolling stock requirement
• Self propelled, fixed composition and bi-directional
• High level of technology
• Limited axle load (11 to 17 tons for 300 km/h)
• High traction power (approx. 11 to 24kW per ton)
• Power electronic equipment: GTO, IGBT based Control circuits
• Computer network. Automatic diagnostic system
• Optimised aerodynamic shape
• In-cab signalling system/s
• Several complementary braking systems
• High level of RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety)
• Airtight structure
Wheel
• Flatter tread, Wheel conicity should be 1:40, 1:60 or 1:80
SUSPENSION
AERODYNAMIC BODY DESIGN
Carbody
Tilting
MAHSR ROLLING STOCK
E5 series Shinkansen, Top speed – 320 kmph
General Overview
TRAIN OPERATION PLAN
Year Start of After 10 Years After 20 Years After 30 Years
Operation (SOO)
Train Configuration 10 10/16 16 16
Number of Rakes 24 24 +11 44 71
Number of Train Trip (per day/one-direction) 35 51 64 105
Train Capacity 750 750/1250 1250 1250
Traffic Volume (day/one direction) 17,900 31,700 56,800 92,900
Peak Hour: 3 4 6 8
Off peak: 2 3 3 6
▪ Operational Control Centre: Sabarmati & Maintenance Depot/Workshop (Rolling Stock): Thane, Sabarmati & Surat
▪ Train Acceleration: 0 to 320 Km/h in 310 s (distance - 18 Km)
▪ Braking: Service brake: 320 to 0 Km/h in 167s (distance - 8.5 Km)
▪ Power failure detection brake: 320 to 0 Km/h in 78s (distance - 3.87 Km)
▪ Classes of coach: 3 types (Standard, Business, Grand Class)
▪ Tentative Fare: Standard class 1.5 times of AC-I (about INR 3000)
▪ Annual Energy requirements (Trains, Stations etc): 1100 million unit
MAHSR Rolling Stock
Car No.1 Car No.2 Car No.3 Car No.4
Motor Car
Trailer Car Motor Car Motor Car
with Pantograph
(30) (100) (85) (100)
When high speed train exits a tunnel, a blasting sound is generated due to micro pressure waves. To reduce this
micro pressure, the front car is designed with a nose section.
Achieving High Speed
Reducing Air Drag
Roof structure
Side structure
Floor board
arrangement
Air tight floor(double skin) Air tight floor(standard) of Al Air tight floor(double skin)
Air duct for air conditioner
Grand/First class
Men &Women’s
toilet
Regular Inspection 30,000 km or 30 days 8 hrs. All items of DI; Check of underfloor equipment; UST of axles
Bogie components (Bogie frame, Wheelset, Damper, WN Coupling, Axle Spring, Axle box, Axle bearing,
5 day
Bogie Inspection 600,000 km or 18 months Traction motor) are disassembled, inspected and re-assembled; Final inspection after bogie assembling; Test
run in depot and on main line
Uncoupling of cars of trainset; Disassembling of bogies; Disassembling of roof, underfloor, and interior
equipment, Inspection, repair and overhaul of equipment (almost all major equipment are inspected, repaired
General Inspection 1,200,000 km or 36 and overhauled – Pantograph, Tight lock coupler, Seats, Doors, Toilet WC, Master controller, Brake controller,
20 days
months Traction converter, Blower, APU, Battery, S-TIMS unit, Air-conditioner, Ventilation equipment, Waste & Water
tanks, Compressor); Painting; Air tightness of car body and wiring continuity test; Exchange of bogies;
Coupling of cars into train set; Final inspection, Test run in depot and on the main line
Based on noise/ vibration,
Wheel re-profiling 2 days As per requirement, Without de-coupling the trainset
wheel profile data
ATC Characteristics
90 days 8 hrs.
Inspection
As per nature
Un-scheduled repair Whenever necessary As per requirement, Without de-coupling the trainset
of repairs
General Inspection Train
➢ To ensure safety for the high speedrailway
operation
▪ Periodic inspection of the
track, S&T and electrical
facilities
Basic Concept
➢ Measuring/inspection equipment;
Within 48 hours
Check Doors
Regular Inspection
Check Doors Inspection of Pantographs
/ Replacement of contact strips
Clean or exchange
air filter
Bogie Inspection
Within 600,000
Bogies are exchanged Bogie components are disassembled,
km or 18
with spare bogies inspected and assembled
months
General Inspection
Almost all equipment are inspected and repaired
Total 351 41 Summary Machines Sabarmati - 273 Different Types, 351 Specifications, 1023 Nos.
Some Key Machines for Safe Running at 320 km/h
➢ Main Parameters
▪ Driving wheels (4 nos.) drive the Machine in both directions
▪ Testing room
▪ Measuring and operation room (Sound proof)
▪ Air is supplied to air suspension to simulate the car body load.
➢ Measurements
▪ Vibration and Temperature of axle bearing, traction
gear bearing, traction gear, and traction motor
▪ Air leakage from air suspension and piping
▪ Voltage and rotation speed of tachometer
generator
▪ Oil leakages
Wheel-Axle Ultrasonic Flaw Detector
➢ Higher loads and vibrations on the axle in high
speed running
➢ Detector detects flaws on hollow axle
➢ Main Parameters
▪ Automatic Flaw detection and whether axle is passed
or failed
▪ Memory - Approx. 80 Axles.
▪ Only 01 operator is required
▪ Automatic calibration with test axle
Car Body Airtight Tester
➢ Need - Car body is pressurized for passenger comfort
➢ Main Parameters
▪ Tester supplies air into the car body through car end cover until
the test pressure (400 mm Aq (millimetre aqua or water column)
or 0.04 Kgf/cm2) is reached
▪ Measures the time taken for the pressure to reduce from 400 mm
Aq to 100 mm Aq or 0.01 Kgf/cm2 (should be 40 sec or more).
▪ Automatically judges whether the car body has passed / failed the
test
▪ Machine equipped with car end cover set
A Modern Paint Workshop
➢ Automatic Car Body Painting Machine
▪ Moving device - moves vertically and
longitudinally
▪ Robotic device – movement in all required
directions
▪ Painting is automatically stopped if ventilation
stops
➢ Booth with Ventilation
▪ Collects and exhausts paint mist and organic
solvents through filter and duct to the outdoors
▪ Ventilation and Exhaust System (3850 m3/min)
▪ Explosion proof lighting
HSR operational speed greater than 200 Kmph